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Very Beautiful Design and colors are Gorgeous...your personality made it PERFECTION 👌🫶🌹

I WANTE TO.TANK YOU FOR MAKING MORNING EXTRA SPECIAL WITH YOUR FABULOUS CROCHET TECHNIQUE AND BUBBLY PERSONALITY.. MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU❤

This Is Amazing! 💜 Thank You So Much for the Tutorial 💜 Your Energy - Pure Joy 💜

❤😂love this🎉

When you are doing the second round what do you mean by "3 in the corners"? Are you doing three SCs in the cornder loop? Love your tutorials by the way, I'm making the hat my grandma made me in 1979!

I love this.

How do you get the crochet thread to be so smooth? Every time I attempt a beaded crochet necklace the chain ends up being twisted and kinky. Thank you.

Years ago (I'm 84.), the steel hooks were for cotton thread, and the lettered hooks were for yarn.

Omg i love you 🎉❤🎉

These are so very pretty 😍

hi! i was wondering could i sell the hats i make with this pattern?

Love the cowboy/cowgirl hat. Was curious what is the measurements of the cans after they are cut.

i really like it.

This would be so cool mixed with paper beads too. That's what I'm going to try.

Ugh. I have been trying to get a clean cut on my cans.

Thank you so much for the inspiration. I put a little coconut shell flower button at the joining ends. It's pretty and somewhere to finish the ends under. ❤

This hat would look so cool made from monster energy drink cans

Hey, me and my Mum were just talking about these! She says that beer can crochet hats were popular in the 70s!

Beautiful! Do the granny wheels hold up for a while? Will you still do a tutorial?

First off, I love your hat! I watched this as I wanted to make one for a friends 60th birthday. I would have preferred you explained each step of what you where doing in the video instead of just talking about your opinions and views of everything. You might want to watch your video back and listened to how many times you use the words I and me......just saying your video might get more views and likes if you change that. Cheers

Never paid much attention to beer-can hats, but a friend of mine's been getting requests and wanted to know how to deal with the can edges. So I looked around and found this. I started linking the cans together, and at five cans, didn't think the crown was big enough, so I ran an extra row around the last can (fortunately, that was the "front and center" one) for a bit more circumference. That should have added 3-4 stitches to the top, but I ended up a whole can short when I tried to join the top, so I had to add another round to the top to get the stitches to match (so I lost my "crease"). then I wanted a bit more of a brim, so I added two rounds. Take two, I'm probably going to use a smaller hook for a stiffer brim and see if I can eke out a little more height out of the side cans (and maybe stagger the "shorts") to get a more natural crease on top. (and for some bizarre reason, my comment got added to a bunch of commments for a different video, even though this one was on top.)

What does “between the increases” mean?

Beautiful 🐬 love how you showed working through the challenges ! That’s Life 🥰

This is lovely. Thank you

Great tutorial. I have to do this one for sure. Thanks.😊

Just what I have been looking for !!!

Cute! Love bohemian looks! TFS

Love the hats. I found your channel after I purchased a beer can hat pattern from Etsy. This pattern turned out to be a photo copy of a pattern from a book from the 70’s so it’s really hard to read. Also, it suggests that you line the beer cans with some sort of plastic. It suggested a used bleach container. I assume this is because the cans could get hot in the sun. Have you found this to be a problem? I’m making the hat for my son to wear to a summer party up in Northern California (Chico State) it tends to get hot AF there. It will be his 21st birthday so I want to make sure he doesn’t burn the crap out of his head if he gets too drunk to take it off 😂🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🍻🍺

I just had a flashback of when I was a little kid. My mom & Gramma used to make these. So I went online to find a pattern. Thank you very much for sharing this. I'm gonna have to try it.

You have convinced me to try this. Looking for thread now

You are great! I was laughing along with you. I am looking for a new craft to try while I sell my clothes at the Farmers Markets this Summer. I will be thinking of you …. Thanks sooo much for the video ❤

I love it! Thank you so much.

Thank you for modeling the necklace!!! Too many skip this step.

Looks like im buying yarn and beer on door on my grocery list tomorrow . I hate how i am addicted to hobbies tyatvi never finish except the beer drinking here is pro tip i love when i can combine hobbies to be more efficient .thank u lol .

Thanks for the pattern! I did find it easier to use a can opener on the top before cutting down the side of the can.

Lovely!

How cool is this! 😎🤯

Fined some Christmas themed cans and make these Santa hats :D

How have I never seen these before?!? AWESOME!!!

Thank you so much for this video!! I have very sensitive skin too, and it's a real problem for me, because I like to wear necklaces. You're my savior! ❤❤❤

So I absolutely love your video and so happy that I came across it. I did purchase some number 10 crochet thread via Amazon because I live on an island in Alaska. I feel like my thread looks so much thinner than yours. I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m hoping that it works out. Your stuff is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this art with us.

Loved the necklace.

The full written crochet pattern for this crown and the mad hatter style hat, is now posted in my little shop! Go make beer hats, have fun, live your life. payhip.com/BohemianMermaid

The full written crochet pattern is now posted in my shop! Thanks to all who requested it, hope you have fun. payhip.com/BohemianMermaid

Love this pattern. Is there a way for me to print the instructions?

Thanks so much for posting this. Will send pic when done!

Do you happen to have a tutorial of an open necklace that you can just wrap around for several layers or just cross tie on? My mother used to make them when i was younger using gold thread and i would love to try them.

i made so many of these in the 70’s!!!

My second ever beer can crochet hat was this pattern and it was SO fun to make and it looked great! The pattern was worth every penny!

Boom! Awesome hat and tutorial. Thank you for posting🤙🏾